Rep. Tom Reed

I am honored and excited to be in South Korea with FMC, Secretary Pompeo and esteemed former colleagues, highlighting the enduring strength of the U.S.-Korean alliance and our shared commitment to democratic values. Together, we uphold and protect the principles that form the foundation of our cherished democratic system.

Had an incredible time as a panelist at the first-ever Fixing Congress event at the University of Pennsylvania Biden Center last week!

It was a day filled with meaningful discussions on how we can push for more solutions and less polarization in Congress.

Grateful for the chance to connect with old friends and fellow former members of the House and Senate.

Check out the link in bio to dive deeper into our conversations, covered by the Washington Post & the New York Times.

Let’s keep the momentum going!

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In collaboration with my friend, and former Congressman Max Rose, I’ve co-authored an article for The Hill on urgent reforms needed in kidney transplantation. Our piece outlines how these changes can dramatically save lives and reduce healthcare costs.

Join us in this important discussion and help drive the policy change we need. Read our insights here: https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/4590216-how-kidney-transplant-reforms-can-save-lives-and-reduce-the-deficit/

How kidney transplant reforms can save lives and reduce the deficit Legislation is needed to build a comprehensive national living organ donor support system consisting of three building blocks.

I am deeply saddened by the loss of Joe Lieberman, a mentor and friend. My official statement below reflects the deep impact of his lasting legacy on our nation, and my prayers are with his loved ones.

Happy Mother’s Day! Thank you to all the wonderful moms who do so much to care for your families. I am especially grateful for my wife, Jean, who is an amazing mother. The kids and I love you very much! I hope everyone enjoys this special day!

We are proud to announce that the 2022 Congressional Art Competition winner is Emry Ardley, a 12th grader at Horseheads High School. His piece "Fallacy of War" will be on display in the U.S. Capitol for one year in the Cannon Tunnel. A special thanks to the professors and students at Elmira College for judging, and thank you to everyone who sent in a submission!

We enjoyed our visit with Sheriff Povero and the outstanding Correction Officers at Ontario County Jail. We would like to thank all of our hard-working and dedicated Corrections Officers and join with them in celebrating “National Correctional Officers Week.”

Small businesses are the foundation of our economy. In honor of Small Business Week, we would like to say thank you to all of our small businesses that keep our communities strong. We rely on your hard work and appreciate all that you do!

This week we celebrate National Travel and Tourism Week. We care about the travel and tourism industry and its importance in our communities. Thanks to our area’s beautiful destinations and attractions, travel and tourism are an essential part of our economy.

Thank you to Keuka College President Amy Storey for inviting us to tour the campus and talk with our future community leaders. We are very proud of the part that we played in helping secure funding for Keuka College to purchase the beautiful, state-of-the-art Commons building!

We must never forget the horrors of the Holocaust. Today, we reflect on Holocaust Remembrance Day and honor the memories of all the precious lives lost.

We are glad to see the State Court of Appeals threw out the Democrats’ gerrymandered congressional maps. The people of New York State voted for a fair redistricting process, not for Democrats to use their one-party rule of Albany to tip the scales in their favor. We applaud the 4 Judges who chose the will of the people over partisan politics.

This weekend is the Firemen’s Association of the State of New York’s “RecruitNY” campaign. Volunteer firefighters are vital to our communities. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter, visit www.recruitny.org/participants/ to find departments holding open houses

Participants | RecruitNY Hundreds of departments across the State will open their doors for RecruitNY. This list shows every one that has registered to date.

Last night's "farewell" town hall was held at Corning City Hall, the place where we announced our first campaign. It was a special night for us, and we would like to thank everyone who joined us! It was a great evening of conversation and open, honest dialogue.

We had a great time at last night's "Farewell" Town Hall Meeting in Geneva. We really enjoyed the thoughtful discussions and would like to thank everyone who joined us. Just a reminder that we will be at Corning City Hall tonight starting at 5:30. We hope to see you there!

Thank you to everyone who joined us last night for our “farewell” town hall meeting in Kiantone. We really enjoyed it! Don’t forget tonight we will be in Geneva at the Hydrant Hose Company No.1 starting at 5:30. Then on Thursday, we will be at Corning City Hall beginning at 5:30.

Just a reminder that we hope you can join us for a “farewell” town hall this week. Please find details below.

Reed Announces "Farewell" Town Hall Meetings Corning, NY  - Throughout his Congressional career, Tom has held over 200 Town Hall Meetings. Today, he announced the following “Farewell” Town Hall meetings and would like to invite the public to join him for an evening of thoughtful discussion and reflection on the last 12 years.

We hope that today is a very special and blessed Easter for everyone. Wishing you a Happy Easter!

Today is National Healthcare Decisions Day. We encourage you to think about your healthcare wishes and discuss them with your loved ones. The National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization has resources to help you begin at: https://bit.ly/3uGSlfy Hospice Action Network

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We were proud to be on the list of House Members to be officially sanctioned by Russia. Being put on this permanent ‘stop list’ by a dictator like Putin can only be seen as a badge of honor. Watching the atrocities that Putin is committing on a daily basis against the people of Ukraine is heartbreaking, and it must stop. American leadership must project to Russia that we will achieve peace through strength.

We would like to invite you to a “Farewell” Town Hall Meeting for an evening of thoughtful discussion and reflection on the last 12 years. Details below

Reed Announces "Farewell" Town Hall Meetings Corning, NY  - Throughout his Congressional career, Tom has held over 200 Town Hall Meetings. Today, he announced the following “Farewell” Town Hall meetings and would like to invite the public to join him for an evening of thoughtful discussion and reflection on the last 12 years.

We pray for the victims and their families who have been impacted by today’s horrific subway attack in Brooklyn. We also pray for the safety of the brave men and women of law enforcement and all of our first responders who put their lives on the line every day to protect and serve our fellow citizens. You are all in our thoughts.

We care about lowering the out-of-pocket cost of insulin for those impacted by diabetes. Unfortunately, this bill does nothing to lower the true cost of insulin; it uses government price-setting to shift those costs elsewhere. Rather than engage in pure partisan politics like yesterday's vote, we have been working for months on a bipartisan, bicameral bill with Representative DeGette in the House and Senator Susan Collins and Senator Shaheen in the Senate to achieve a solution to the root causes of this problem and solve it once and for all. All indications are we will get such a bill to the President's desk soon.

It was great to visit with our friend Arden Johnson. We thank Arden for his fifty years of service as Ellery Town Supervisor. He has been a mentor, an inspiration, and most importantly, a friend. We wish him a very happy retirement.

Today we reflect on National Vietnam War Veterans Day. We are forever grateful to our Vietnam War Veterans for their tremendous sacrifice and bravery. Today and every day, we thank our Veterans and their families for their unwavering dedication and commitment to our great Nation.

We are excited to announce the kick-off of the annual 23rd Congressional District Art Competition. All high school students in are invited to participate for the chance to have their artwork showcased in the U.S. Capitol. Submissions are due by April 15. For more information, please contact Sharon Murphy at (607) 654-7566

We had a great time with Allegany County’s “Meals on Wheels, ” riding along and delivering meals. This month is “March for Meals,” which raises awareness of this important program that delivers so much more than meals to our senior community.

Today we celebrate National Agriculture Day. Thank you to our farmers for all of their tireless work, day in and day out, to keep food on our tables. We will always stand with the hardworking men and women of our agricultural communities.

The bipartisan omnibus spending bill was a big win for our area. We are proud to have worked in a bipartisan fashion to secure these investments in our communities.

Reed Announces Community Project Funding Under the Bipartisan Omnibus Spending Bill "We were proud of our fight to secure these investments for community projects under the bipartisan omnibus spending bill. We care about the priorities of our communities and will always work to ensure our area gets the resources they need," Reed said. "We were glad to work in a bipartisan fashion ...